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Primis, a New Marketing Information Firm, Buys AccuData
Primis Marketing Group Inc., Chicago, has purchased AccuData America for an undisclosed sum. AccuData founder Vilnis Ezerins, will continue to run Alvion
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Netscape Settles With New York AG
Netscape will pay $100,000 as part of a settlement of complaints about a feature the company used to track what users downloaded online, said the New
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Agencies
Pepsi Collects 2 Million Sign-Ups for Billion Dollar Sweeps
After a month, Pepsi’s Play for a Billion has drawn 2 million registrants eager for a shot at stardom (and $1 billion, of course). To register, consumers
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Sci Fi Channel Hosts Stargate Sweeps
The Sci Fi Channel last week kicked off a sweepstakes dangling a walk-on role to plug the DVD release of the third season of its popular show Stargate
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Web Site Operator Agrees to Stop Marketing “Gold-Card” Lists
The operator of a Web site that markets health related lists has agreed to remove from his site any lists affiliated with vitamin direct marketer/retailer
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Live from DMDNY: Kraft Builds Database with Opt-in Program
(Direct)Kraft Foods had a problem only a couple of years agothe flatline growth that affected most packaged goods marketers. But the proposed solutiona
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Live From DMDNY: Web Marketing Helps Lysol Clean Up
(Direct)—Reckitt Benckiser, Inc. is successfully using a combination of Web marketing and offline media to build market share for its Lysol cleaning products
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Live from DMDNY: Rodale’s Health-based File Pumps Up the Bucks
For a marketer seeking prospects, choosing lookalike consumers from comparable lists– say, married women within urban households – is an obvious step.
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Live from DMDNY: The Segmentation of Shelby Lynne
Music fans may not have heard of Shelby Lynne before she took the Grammy for best new artist in 2001 — unless they were married women with children who
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Live from DMDNY: Kraft Builds Database with Opt-In Program
Kraft Foods had problem only a couple of years ago—the flatline growth that affected most packaged goods marketers. But the proposed solution—a permission-based